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3.4 Volcanoes in the Solar System
Vocabulary
Outline
Earth's Moon
Volcanoes on Venus
Volcanoes on Mars
Volcanoes on Distant Moons
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3.4 Volcanoes in the Solar System
Vocabulary
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Outline
Earth's Moon
moon's surface has craters in it
lava flowed on the moon's smooth areas, which is why they are smooth
happened more than three billion years ago
Volcanoes on Venus
Venus has tons of volcanoes
scientists are trying to find evidence that the volcanoes on Venus are still active
like earth, Venus has volcanic mountains and other features that are probably made of thin lava
thin lava produces gently sloping shield volcanoes with broad bases, as well as long, river-like lava flows
Volcanoes on Mars
fewer volcanoes on Mars than Venus
largest volcano is on Mars
called Olympus Mons
Volcanoes on Distant Moons
only two other places in the solar system where volcanic eruptions have been observed
Io, a moon of planet Jupiter
Triton, a moon of planet Neptune
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Table of Contents
3.4 Volcanoes in the Solar System
Vocabulary
(none)
Outline
Earth's Moon
Volcanoes on Venus
Volcanoes on Mars
Volcanoes on Distant Moons